The HR industry is in a constant state of change, which can be unsettling and leave us feeling uncertain. Unfortunately, many professionals tend to avoid discussing these emotions openly and transparently, which can lead to feelings of isolation. In this session, Darryl Bellamy, Jr., Speaker and Author, will guide us through a process to acknowledge and embrace fears as we navigate personal and professional challenges. You will leave this session feeling more connected to your peers and armed with practical tools to apply to your life.
Learning Objectives –
· How to acknowledge and embrace fears experienced in the workplace
· How to navigate personal and professional challenges
· Creating a toolkit to use in combatting fears
Date/Time
Thursday, May 16, 2024
11:30AM - 1:00 PM
Agenda
Networking and Lunch: 11:30-12pm
Intro and Speaker 12 - 1pm
Wrap Up: 1pm
Location
3701 Arco Corporate Drive
Charlotte, NC 28273
Speaker Information
Darryl Bellamy, Jr.
Darryl has collected, read, and shared thousands of students fears on campuses all over the country. He prides himself in reading every fear, which keeps him connected with what students are feeling and at times, hiding. His energy is infections, along with providing actionable strategies to move your students from Fearful to Fearless. Thousands of student's wear "The Fearless Bracelet, "given to every student inspiring them to push through fear after Darrly leaves the campus.
Darryl Bellamy graduated from the University of North Carolian at Charlotte in 2012, and three years later became a Corporate Amera dropout after quitting his job travel the country inspiring students to conquer their fears and self-doubt.
While in undergrad, Darryl was heavily involved on campus as an RA, Orientation Counselor, SGA Chair, leadership workshop facilitator, as well as a proud brother of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Darryl, known for his infectious energy, was an overly involved student leader who overcame his own fears to receive multiple awards, participate in tow corporate internships and run for student body office.
After collecting, (still) reading, and cataloging over 14,000+ written student fears as of today, Darryl is now considered an expert on the topic of student fear. The first time he asked students to write their fears; He was taken aback by their rawness and transparency, inspiring him to find his true calling by solely focusing on ensuring they can overcome their fears to achieve and lead fearlessly.
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